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Assmaou Diallo receives visitors at the headquarters of Avipa (Association of Victims, Relatives and Friends of 28 September 2009) in the suburbs of Conakry, the capital of Guinea. Sitting in (...)

AFRICOM says it promotes human rights and rule of law but doesn't know why its trainees are overthrowing their own governments.

Most coups are inside jobs. But too little attention is generally paid to the internal incentive structure that faces would-be coup plotters

Guineas ex-Foreign minister and a doctor of former-president Condé are prosecuted for invasion of privacy after an unauthorized recording of Condé surfaced in which he intervenes in domestic politics.

After having been suspended since the coup against Alpha Condé in September, talks between the two governments on the transportation of Guinean iron ore through Liberia for export are about to resume.

The blanket terming of northerners as terrorists informs Kenya’s policy on asylum and refugees, and leads to human rights abuses.

This is not the first-ever military takeover in the country, yet Burkina Faso remains one of the poorest countries

Six months after seizing power in Guinea, the junta faces its first proper opposition

America must push back against Russia's big plans for Africa—without getting dragged in.

Many among the deposed African heads of state held major positions in the AU at the peak of their atrocities back home